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Mood in the Pictures
A story scene appears as plain text, as illustrated comic panels and as a read-aloud with music; students mark what each picture or sound adds (a mood, a hidden clue, a feeling) and where a version follows or changes the words.
- Play style
- Explorer
- Module
- Pictures, Panels and Performances: How illustrations, comic panels and read-aloud versions add to a story
- Grade
- Grades 3-5 · English Language Arts
- Standards
RL.3.7RL.4.7RL.5.7
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